Liverpool is apparently considering bolstering their attacking options in the upcoming January window by securing the services of a forward through a short-term loan agreement.
The team faces the imminent absence of Mohamed Salah as he joins the AFCON with the Egyptian national team, a departure that could significantly impact Jurgen Klopp’s squad given the 31-year-old’s outstanding performance in the Premier League this season.
As reported by Football Insider, Liverpool might explore the possibility of acquiring temporary attacking reinforcement, although the specifics regarding potential candidates remain undisclosed.
Replacing someone of Salah’s caliber is undoubtedly challenging. However, Klopp possesses talents like Luiz Diaz, Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez, and Diogo Jota in the forward positions. Thus, considering an additional player to ensure sufficient depth within the squad emerges as the apparent priority.